[ad_1] Most amateurs struggle with fairway-bunker shots, and one of the big reasons is, they don’t get to practice them. The vast majority of practice ranges don’t include a fairway-bunker area, so for most golfers, there just isn’t a way to put in the work needed to improve at one of golf’s most difficult shots. […]
The one shot Tiger Woods always practices but you never do | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] You’re just finishing up a triumphant summer of golf. Perhaps your handicap is down, you shot your best score in years, and now you’re bummed the leaves are changing. How do you preserve the skills you developed as you begin to prepare for winter “hibernation?” “It goes without saying you need to be preserving
Golf instruction truths: How to keep your swing sharp in the offseason | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] Extending the golf season as late as possible is the goal of any golfer in colder climes. If your course is open and you have the proper cold-weather golf gear, you can play well into the winter if you’re prepared. When it comes to apparel, insulated layering is key to providing warmth—without impeding the
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[ad_1] Fairway-bunker shots are often the toughest shots for most amateurs. It’s easy to catch the ball a bit heavy, leaving you short of the green and putting you in scramble mode. And it’s just as easy to catch it thin, which can lead to real disaster if the ball stays in the bunker, setting
How Tiger Woods hits the one shot you hate | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] Because the idea of “game improvement” covers a broad range from “help me get better” to “help me not suck,” the two-track approach to game improvement in Tour Edge’s new Hot Launch 521 series continues in its fairway wood and hybrid offerings. Following the lead of its E521 and C521 drivers, the former will
[ad_1] At Stix Golf, which is trying to establish a place in the business by selling complete 12-piece sets of clubs direct to consumers for little more than the price of some high-end drivers, it’s not that they don’t believe in golf’s latest technological advancements. It’s just that, as co-founder and CEO Gabe Coyne bluntly
[ad_1] Fall golf is finally here, and it’s time to pull out those layering pieces to create the perfect autumn outfit. Temperate forecasts allow for more creativity with your look, so have some fun with it. The offerings for fashion-forward women’s golf jackets have exploded over the last few years, so don’t settle for that
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[ad_1] Tour Edge’s Hot Launch lineup historically has been focused on affordable game-improvement. But the idea of “game improvement” will take on a broader definition with the new Hot Launch 521 series, which will feature two drivers aimed at different player types. What won’t change is the emphasis on affordability, thanks to their sub-$250 price.
Tour Edge Hot Launch C521, E521 drivers offer two takes on game improvement | Equipment Read More »
[ad_1] There seems to be a consensus among some amateurs that higher shots mean better shots. Higher shots land softer, after all, and it takes plenty of speed to launch something way up there. Most amateurs would love to carry their drives farther and hit their 7-irons into the stratosphere. Tiger Woods, of course, has
Tiger Woods on the one shot he wants to hit all the time | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] Sergio’s never been one to speak technically about his swing, but we’ve managed to compile some tips from him over the years. Here are what we deem the six most valuable. Check them out and see if you can apply them to your game: When you’re putting, don’t overthink it. As evidenced by his
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[ad_1] One of the (many) ways PGA Tour players are different is the employment of a team of specialists to help them with their minds, bodies and swings. It isn’t uncommon to see a swing coach, short game specialist, mental coach and trainer all working during tournament week to help a player extract the most
[ad_1] On Joseph Bramlett’s PGA Tour profile page it lists his special interests as basketball and music. So when Bramlett asked Bettinardi Golf to produce a backup of his Studio Stock 28 Armlock putter, he asked the company if they could produce one that paid homage to one of his favorite players—the late Kobe Bryant.
This Kobe Bryant-themed putter might get put into play on the PGA Tour | Equipment Read More »
[ad_1] Every year, Ralph Lauren releases a collection of apparel and accessories and a portion of proceeds are donated to the brand’s philanthropic program, the Pink Pony Fund of the Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation. In its 20th year, the fund has launched a collection themed around the color pink with positive messaging and logos incorporated
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[ad_1] Tiger Woods’ willingness and ability to shape approach shots has been unparalleled throughout his 20-plus-year career. Hardly any two iron shots look the same—Woods is always trying to achieve a specific ball flight that best fits the shot at hand. And it’s not just draws and fades; Woods constantly varies trajectory, too, which he
Tiger Woods’ secret to hitting irons on the number | Instruction Read More »
[ad_1] It might be difficult for some of us to fathom, but in the 1990s new golf courses were blooming across the country like wildflowers in summer. Favorable lending, the continuing expansion of the suburbs and exurbs and an unrealistic expectation of the game’s growth convinced developers there was money to be made in golf.
How the business of designing golf courses has changed since the 1990s | Courses Read More »
[ad_1] For all the daunting super-narrow tee shot corridors, forced carries and rough, something as subtle as grain could well be a PGA Tour player’s kryptonite. It’s a relatable struggle for average players—even if it’s a low-pressure money match with friends, just a hint of pressure can cause us all to mis-hit the touch shot
[ad_1] After Nike quietly released a red, white and blue version of the Air Zoom Infinity Tour and Victory Tour golf shoes, the brand also announced a winter-ready golf shoe to allow you to play golf comfortably later into the season. The Nike Air Zoom Infinity Tour Shield Golf Shoe is listed on the website
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[ad_1] After years of working at high-end golf clubs that required teaching professionals to wear golf pants or skirts, Emily Farrell was fed up choosing between uncomfortable and unflattering women’s golf pants or a pencil skirt that was not suited for running around a golf course. So Farrell decided to design a pair of golf
This pro couldn’t find the right pair of women’s golf pants, so she designed her own Read More »
[ad_1] T-shirts are as comfortable as they are versatile, making them a perfect pick for Zoom meetings, get-togethers with friends or lazy days on the couch. Look good and feel better in some of our favorite comfy golf T-shirts that will express your love of for our game while keeping things cool and casual. Scroll
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[ad_1] Not long ago (2017 and 2018), in a land far, far away (One World Trade Center, New York City), the Golf Digest office had a putting green smack in the middle of the 27th floor of the Freedom Tower. The green, designed by Jack Nicklaus, was home to countless 4 p.m. money games, none
